Danny Welbeck (Out)

[field442]

I actually see him wanting to stay here. Never complained about his role in the team and I doubt it would change now. Doesn't look like a money hungry bloke and playing in a team that has european football will certainly take center stage as opposed to Everton.
He's, in a way, a more attacking minded John O'Shea.

He hasn’t complained because for the majority of his time here he has been second choice striker. He’s third choice now, probably fourth if Perez stays.

 

[HairSprayGooners]

Welbz has to think about his career now like Wilshere and Walcott did. Emery will ultimately say to him there's a few players ahead of him and you aren't going to be a regular starter.

If he values his career then he'll move on and get the game time with someone like Everton.

 

[KrissKringle]

He hasn’t complained because for the majority of his time here he has been second choice striker. He’s third choice now, probably fourth if Perez stays.

The season's long and competitions plenty. He'll get his fair share of game time if we're going down the 4-3-3 route or the old 4-2-3-1.
I personally don't think he's leaving this summer.

 

[Vinci]

Ultimately he could stay and then replace him next summer, won't get much more than 15-20M for him right now anyway.

There aren't even any reliable sources about him leaving, only made up crap from the Mirror.

 

[field442]

Ultimately he could stay and then replace him next summer, won't get much more than 15-20M for him right now anyway.

There aren't even any reliable sources about him leaving, only made up crap from the Mirror.

We will get **** all for him next summer.

 

[Kobi]

My guess is he would fetch something around the fee we paid for him, the inflation of market prices will be negated by his contract situation and injury record.
Mistaking the ball for an unexploded bomb on a regular basis probably won't help his value either.

 

[say yes]

Would be gutted by this. Such a useful player. Top professional too.

Last year he was one of only a handful of players in our squad who I’d argue had a good season performance-wise.

Only worry for me really are his persistent injuries.

 

[HairSprayGooners]

Would be gutted by this. Such a useful player. Top professional too.

Last year he was one of only a handful of players in our squad who I’d argue had a good season performance-wise.

Only worry for me really are his persistent injuries.

How about his awful dribbling and sub par finishing abilities?

 

[Vinci]

We will get **** all for him next summer.

I know.

 

[<<reed>>]

Wait, why is Salah back already, but Elneny isn't?

 

[grange]

Wrong thread

 

[HairSprayGooners]

Wait, why is Salah back already, but Elneny isn't?

 

[tap-in]

The season's long and competitions plenty. He'll get his fair share of game time if we're going down the 4-3-3 route or the old 4-2-3-1.
I personally don't think he's leaving this summer.

Well its highly unlikely that we'll give him a new contract, and we are trying to stop players leaving for free. With that in mind I would say he'll be gone this summer!

 

[tap-in]

So Özil hasn't gone down with Russian flu! Guess he wasn't there long enough!

 

[bingobob]

Honestly, think he'd fit in perfectly at Burnley.

Agreed. He'd be their record signing if he went and no doubt highest paid player. While he'd suit the question is would Burnley sink that no money in with no resale value?

 

[A_G]

Burnley don't sign black players

 

[razörist]

Burnley don't sign black players

Burnley = Brexit

 

[A_G]

Burnley = Brexit

And yet even measured against the likes of Moyes, Sam Allardyce and Tony Pulis, Burnley still stand out. For example, the club has never signed a player from Asia or north Africa. Their only Latin American (goalkeeper Diego Penny) made just one league start a decade ago. Meanwhile, not a single Premier League minute this season has been played by a non-white footballer.

 

[bingobob]

Burnley don't sign black players

Burnley are the English Real Madrid.

 

[razörist]

And yet even measured against the likes of Moyes, Sam Allardyce and Tony Pulis, Burnley still stand out. For example, the club has never signed a player from Asia or north Africa. Their only Latin American (goalkeeper Diego Penny) made just one league start a decade ago. Meanwhile, not a single Premier League minute this season has been played by a non-white footballer.

Have You Seen Me?

We are two young footballers. Last seen in the Burnley pre-season team foto.